| Comment by: daveyw (60.234.236.153) | At: 15 Sep 2023, 04:40 | File version: 53.2 |
Wow, can't believe I just discovered this... so insanely useful.
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| Comment by: salass00 (91.150.16.96) | At: 06 Apr 2014, 12:40 | File version: 53.1 |
Forgot to write this in the readme but the env variable for the cache directory is in version 53.1 now called XADFS_CACHE_DIR instead of XADFS_TEMP_DIR as it was before.
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| Comment by: PEB (99.141.31.142) | At: 15 Sep 2010, 14:42 | File version: 52.6 |
@Fredrik
Thank you so much for adding MountXAD! (It does work very well using this as the default tool for archives.)
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| Comment by: orgin | At: 13 Sep 2010, 04:31 | File version: 52.4 |
@kas1e
mountxad dh0:work/myfile.lha
mountxad dh0:work/myotherfile.lha
mountxad dh0:downloads/myotherfile.lha
The xad virtual device would then have this directory structure:
xad:dh0/
xad:dh0/work/
xad:dh0/work/myfile.lha/
xad:dh0/work/myotherfile.lha/
xad:dh0/downloads/
xad:dh0/downloads/myotherfile.lha/
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| Comment by: kas1e (83.149.3.88) | At: 12 Sep 2010, 19:51 | File version: 52.4 |
@orgin
But if you mount many files from dh0, then how it will be represented ?
xad:dh0.1 xad:dh0.2 and so on ?
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| Comment by: orgin | At: 12 Sep 2010, 19:28 | File version: 52.4 |
Hmm, how about making it behave as one single virtual file system instead? Each mount would represent itself as a directory entry in the xad: device. Much like ftpmount.
examples:
mounting dh0:work/myfile.lha would be exposed as:
xad:dh0/work/myfile.lha/
mounting a second file dh1:downloads/2010/anotherfile.lha:
xad:dh1/downloads/2010/anotherfile.lha/
At this point a "dir xad:" would display
dh0
dh1
This way a file manager (such as the filer) would just have to mount a file and then just jump to the correct path without having to keep track of which number the file was mounted as (xad0: xad1: etc).
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| Comment by: calicant (109.113.137.246) | At: 05 Sep 2010, 10:20 | File version: 52.1 |
nice! and thank you for the source :-)
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